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@James__kj @onjolo_kenya Mtashangaa sana. Ground ni ile ile and they love their leaders damn and illiterate
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@onjolo_kenya Who exactly are these people leading with this level of incompetence and foolishness... Sasa kama viongozi ndio wajinga hivi what does it say about the electorate. ..? 2027 tunareset hii nchi... Competence and meritocracy over everything else.
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Wapendwa,this is the natural result of hiring “my sister’s husband’s cousin’s daughter" to run public offices.
Meanwhile, thousands of qualified Kenyans are busy perfecting the art of “Dear HR Director” emails that never get replies. Cronyism and nepotism aren't even hiding anymore; they're wearing pearl necklace with matching pearl earrings and standing Infront of the national flag.
Madam Governor, how does a whole speech reach the county assembly podium without ONE proofread? Not even aloud read to your househelp?Did the writer who is probably the same relative hand it over with “Auntie, trust me, it’s fire”? Or did you just assume anything typed in Times New Roman is automatically intelligent?
Next time, please let the speech pass through a real human being who didn’t get the job because they call you “Shosho”.
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@KeNHAKenya Politicians both incumbent and aspiring will be there to 'save' the common mwananchi
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@OngechaLeah1234 From 352,000 km to 152,000 km sio? Madam, why tamper with the mileage?
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@WehliyeMohamed Trying to avoid Githunguri cows and getting hit on the head by a big thunguri
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@morarakebaso @EACCKenya Visit construction pages on FB and see the mansions coming up in that region. The economy from Kericho to Eldoret is booming. I wonder why
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.@EACCKenya are you looking to recover some money. Visit this house in Kericho county it has a steel vault in the basement that has stacks of money inside. Or just ask Peter Kenneth who he sold his helicopter 5Y-PKZ to, the buyer of that helicopter is the owner of this house.




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@_Briankorir Take yourself to those backstreets. They sell single items at wholesale prices
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This is what poor leadership on lies, deception, and cooked statistics looks like.
A woman called Akinyi opens a small hotel in Nakuru. No noise. No tenders. No corruption. Just sweat, hope, and over KSh 200,000 scraped together honestly. Days pass. No customers. She eats her own food, packs the rest, walks home with a broken heart, and records a video crying not for sympathy, but because reality finally broke her.
And while Akinyi is collapsing in silence, William Ruto is on podiums shouting “the economy is stable.” Stable for who? For oligarchs? For tenderpreneurs? For cartels drinking wine in air-conditioned boardrooms?
Look at this way: how many people closed their businesses before Akinyi? How many mama mbogas folded their kiosks quietly? How many bodaboda riders sold their bikes? How many hustlers gave up without a camera, without tears, without anyone noticing?
Akinyi just made the suffering visible.
She invested KSh 200,000 and is drowning. But this regime insults our intelligence by telling us KSh 22,000 World Bank KYEOP / NYOTA money will magically open supermarkets. This is not leadership this is mockery, this is gaslighting, this is cruelty wrapped in speeches.
If a KSh 200k business cannot survive, what is the state of the mama mboga?
What about the bodaboda guy paying daily targets?
What about the hustler with rent, school fees, and debt?
This economy is not struggling it is strangling people.
Now here is what really shook State House.
Not Akinyi’s tears.
But our unity.
Kenyans stormed her hotel not to cry with her, but to stand with her. They came hungry for food and fellowship. Luo, Kikuyu, Maasai, Kisii together. They ate. They laughed. They stayed. For three straight days, they told her one message: you are not alone.
That is what terrifies William Ruto and his oligarch friends.
Because unity exposes the lie.
Unity destroys tribal politics.
Unity proves our problems are the same.
They want us divided every election cycle fighting each other while they loot together. But hunger does not speak tribe. Poverty does not care about surnames. Pain has no ethnicity.
And let it be said clearly and loudly:
The Kikuyu nation played a powerful role in rescuing Akinyi.
Children of Mumbi, you showed up. You stood up. You acted.
May God bless you.
We, the Luo nation, must learn from this spirit not jealousy, not excuses, but solidarity.
This is the Kenya they fear.
This is the Kenya they cannot control.
This is the Kenya that will walk together to the ballot and say: enough is enough.
Our unity is a threat.
Our shared suffering is our strength.
And no amount of lies, bloggers, or deception will stop what is coming.
We are awake. We are united. And we will not be fooled again.
If this meant something drop a comment.
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This tweet is easy to ignore, until you realise that this is actually a KDF officer tweeting this.
Tilingi 🐘@ArapTilingi
We should all agree that the rigorous KDF training cannot accommodate HIV+ persons. Again they can get bruises during the training and chances of even infecting others will be high because sometimes they are lumped up together.
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@misswandia @dnahinga No pergola. No protruding natural stone wall. His trademarks
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@dnahinga Why is it 5/10? That blue on the external walls is so beautiful. I would give it an 8/10.
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@mansaplus Ah! I didn't know X game ya this Kenyan Enes was this 🔥
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@SankeiSaitoti I am waiting for the day breathing will be declared harmful
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Today, we’re tackling some of the most frequently asked questions about electricity tariffs.
So, what exactly is a tariff?
It’s the full pricing structure that outlines what you pay for your electricity—covering base rates, taxes, levies, and more.
Think of it as your official electricity “price list”—everything that determines the final amount on your bill!

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